The Energy Star program was initiated by the EPA in 1992 to aid consumers in selecting energy-efficient appliances, marked by a straightforward blue sticker. This program was created to provide clarity in an environment where many consumers lacked knowledge about appliance efficiency. Appliances need to be 20% to 30% more efficient than federal mandates to earn the Energy Star label. This initiative aims to simplify the consumer's decision-making process and ultimately lower their utility costs.
The Energy Star program was established by the EPA in 1992 to help consumers identify energy-efficient appliances and lower their utility bills, using a simple blue sticker.
To qualify for the Energy Star label, appliances must be 20% to 30% more efficient than federally mandated limits, ensuring consumers make cost-effective choices.
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